Month: June 2019

MUSE, presented by Aslant Theatre Company, is a new play about Picasso’s “Weeping Woman” — surrealist photographer Dora Maar — ...

In Children of the Quorn™, two future Fringe legends present a series of diverse comedy sketches as part of an ...

Beach Body Ready sees The Roaring Girls smash their way though ingrained fears, food insecurities, and toxic advertising in a ...

Following their 2018 award winning show Enter The Dragons, A&E Comedy’s Abigail Dooley and Emma Edwards return with a spell-binding, ...

Everything I See I Swallow is a compelling study of female empowerment and shifting generational attitudes to sex and feminism, ...

In Yukon Ho! (Tales from the Great White North), ‘Intrepid Jen’, tells the story of survival, escape and an eventual ...

Kill the Princess dissects all the questions we’ve ever wanted to ask about gender and stories, but couldn’t put into ...

Hotel Paradiso - A brilliantly funny new circus show for all the family from Guinness World Record holders Lost in ...

A verbose and loquacious lecturer attempts to deliver his script, but is repeatedly de-railed by his own footnotes in this ...

Phrases hilariously examines what would happen if we took certain sayings and words literally, mixing contemporary dance with comedy